Sentence examples for imposing our plan from inspiring English sources

In short, instead of imposing our plan upon the world, we could rely on the potential inherent in the situation" (Jullien, 1999, p. 16).

But the better we can get to grips with the rules, the more chance we will have of imposing our own plans on the genome.

UP NEXT Legislative leaders are still trying to work out a bipartisan compromise to redraw the state's Congressional map and prevent the courts from imposing a plan.

But the depletion of their reserve funds spooked Britain into imposing fiscal plans with borrowing limits last year.

The imposing terminal, planned by Albert Speer to be the hub of the 1,000-year 1,000-year houses Reichees.

We believe this provides a further reason for ministers to think again about imposing the planned cuts.

The shared plans took effect too late to influence Verizon's earnings, but some analysts said imposing shared plans on new subscribers was a bold move.

A High Court judge ruled yesterday that the British government had the right to impose its plan.

Remarkably, a Hamas political leader said last month that the U.S. should impose a plan.

If the states refuse, only then will federal regulators impose a plan of their own.

The stereotype of "old governance" is of a bureaucratic state trying to impose its plan on society.